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Written by Mrs. Royek, Principal at Hydetown
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Friday, 06 November 2009 13:39 |
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 Japanese Day was recently held in third grade and Mr. Orner and Mrs. Elan's classes enjoyed food and fellowship Japanese style. Both classes completed a unit on Japan in which they learned about the country's culture. They dressed in kimonos (aka: Bath Robes  )and ate Japanese type foods with chopsticks.
It was quite an adventure and an awesome learning experience!!!
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Written by Mrs. Royek, Principal at Hydetown
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Friday, 06 November 2009 13:35 |
 Oct. 27th - There were a lot of characters at Hydetown during our school "Pumpkin Fest"...We had a great fall time including a costume contest judged by Mr. McGaughey (who got to meet his soon to be incoming 6th graders for the first time!) and Erik Nikolaison (the Hydetown VFD chief) and Miss Hydetown ! Prizes were awarded for the prettiest, scariest, most original and funniest costumes in each grade level.
Following their contest each grade level traveled outside to our special trail lit with ghostly luminarias made by 4th grade and completed tasks to earn tickets which were deposited in their class' scarecrow pumpkin bucket. The winning class (Mrs. Elan) will be having a yogurt party soon!!!
It was a great fall night and everyone had a wonderful time...Can't wait for next fall to see what new characters appear.
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Written by Mrs. Royek, Principal at Hydetown
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Friday, 06 November 2009 13:32 |
 Acting Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture visited our school on his annual Harvest Tour. Secretary Russell Redding made a stop at our school to share his thoughts on agriculture in our community and teach us a little about what agriculture provides for our state.
He thoroughly enjoyed visiting with the kids and telling about his job in Harrisburg.
It was quite an honor to be selected to be a part of our tour and he hopes to visit us again some time. The students were all very attentive and had great questions about farms and food!!!
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Written by Holly Sprong
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Wednesday, 30 September 2009 12:46 |
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The drawing for the Oil Derrick standing at Hydetown School will be on Tuesday October 6. You can stop by the school if you still need to buy a chance.
Students will be collecting Box Tops and Campbell Soup Labels starting Monday, October 5 and run through Friday, October 16. Each class room will be competing against each other for prizes
Football tickets are on sale! Tickets for all home games can be bought on Friday mornings in the school office. Tickets purchased here at school are priced as follows:
- Student $3.00
- Adults $4.00
- Seniors $1.00
- Reserved $6.00.
- Any adult or student tickets bought at the gate are $1.00 more.
As a reminder, there will be no school on Friday, October 2 as it is a Professional Day for teachers.
Upcoming school events are:
- PTG meeting October 6 at 3:10 in the library,
- 3rd grade Japanese Day October 8,
- Homecoming game and parade October 16,
- Fire Prevention Week of October 5,
- Annual Pumpkin Festival October 27.
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Written by Marsha Ricke
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Monday, 28 September 2009 09:13 |
 Lisa Royek has been hired as a school principal at Hydetown Elementary School replacing Terry Funk who was transferred to Main Street Elementary School. She attended the Pennsylvania State University where she obtained a bachelor's degree in Elementary and Kindergarten Education. She then relocated to Florida, where she had graduated from high school and taught for two years before moving back to Pennsylvania. She acquired a concentration in early childhood to obtain her Florida teaching certificate at the University of North Florida. She held several long term substitute teaching positions before being hired by the Titusville Area School District in 1989. She taught here for 6 years and then taught for the Corry Area School District for the past 14 years.
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